Various - Hitclub 994

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Review by Kevin Schrepel

Hitclub 994: A Pop Time Capsule That Still Slaps Alright, let’s get real for a sec. Hitclub 994 is one of those albums that screams late '90s with its neon-soaked vibe and unapologetic pop energy. Released in 1999 by Various (because who needs just one artist when you can have a whole damn party?), this Belgian banger from the EVA label was basically designed to make your summer playlist explode. And honestly? It still holds up. First off, shoutout to “Sing It Back.” If you don’t know this track, did you even live through the '90s? Moloko’s sultry vocals glide over beats so smooth they could butter toast. It’s hypnotic—like, put-it-on-repeat-and-forget-the-world hypnotic. I remember hearing it at some rando club years ago, and dude, people LOST THEIR MINDS. The bassline hits harder than your ex’s apology text, and the groove sticks to your brain like gum on a hot sidewalk. Absolute fire. Then there’s “Saltwater” by Chicane. This tune is pure escapism—a chill wave of synths and emotion that feels like floating face-down in an ocean under the stars. But don’t let the mellow vibe fool you; this song has teeth. It sneaks up on you, wrapping around your soul until you’re humming along without realizing it. There’s something haunting about how simple yet powerful it is. Like, yeah, we all love big hooks and flashy drops, but “Saltwater” reminds you that sometimes less really is more. The rest of the album ain’t exactly filler either. Tracks like “Breakfast In Vegas” and “Drop It” keep things spicy, while “Super Trouper” throws back to ABBA worship in the best way possible. Even random gems like “Faster Harder Scooter” slap hard enough to remind you why dance-pop ruled the millennium crossover. But here’s the kicker: Hitclub 994 isn’t perfect. Some tracks feel dated—like, aggressively so. Yet somehow, that adds to its charm. Listening to it now feels like flipping through an old photo album where everyone’s wearing frosted tips and butterfly clips. Sure, parts of it are cringey, but damn if it doesn’t bring back memories you didn’t even know you had. So, what’s my final verdict? This album might not change your life, but it’ll definitely change your mood. Whether you’re throwing a retro-themed bash or just vibing solo, Hitclub 994 delivers the goods. Just don’t blame me when “Sing It Back” gets stuck in your head for days. Oh, and hey—if anyone asks, tell ‘em I said ABBA would’ve killed it as EDM pioneers. Fight me on that.

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Artist: Various
Album: Hitclub 994

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
I Got A Girl3:04
The Road Ahead4:08
If I Let You Go3:38
Kiss Me3:18
Sun Is Shining3:59
Super Trouper3:52
Sometimes3:55
Yeke Yeke3:26
Sitting Down Here3:55
Love 'S Got A Hold On My Heart 3:19
Sing It Back3:35
Get Get Down3:09
Drop It3:40
2 New York3:28
Saltwater3:28
Faster Harder Scooter3:42
Breakfest In Vegas3:43
From The Heart4:54
Roll The Drums3:36
Feel Good3:26
Halloween3:48

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Catalog Numbers

724352239023

Labels

EVA

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Formats

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  • All Rights Of The Producer And Of The Owner Of The Work Reproduced Reserved.
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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *Hitclub 994* is like a time capsule of 1999 pop vibes from Belgium. It’s packed with tracks that feel like a mixtape of that era—songs like “Kiss Me” and “Saltwater” scream late '90s nostalgia. What’s wild is how it blends genres, from upbeat dance tracks to chill pop anthems. Plus, who wouldn’t love a tracklist featuring both “Super Trouper” and “Scooter”? It’s basically a playlist of guilty pleasures from another decade.